I thought it was a weak Angel rip off, when I first watched it, but
after the third episode, it began improving every week and I'm surprised
to tell you that I like it. It still does not come close to Angel, but
the storylines are getting better, they are starting to create their own
unique an
Tracey, I admit that I haven't ventured near it since the pilot, secondarily
because it failed to hook me right of, primarily because "Women's Murder Club",
airing opposite it, did.
"Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I
thought it was a weak Angel rip off
I saw the Women's Murder Club or the first time on Saturday. I kind of
like it. I remember there was a discussion on the list when the show
first aired about whether the show was racist. While I have read the
Angie Harmon is a right-wing, religious extremist and I tend to think
of them as r
right wing religious conservatives aren't all racist. Many embrace people of
all colors--long as they leave their own thoughts behind and completely embrace
these peoples' views. And I've always noted that Blacks in America are actually
in the main more conservative than most people think. Most
Neither have I. Admittedly, there are only two Black faces on it, and one is
the husband of the chief medical examiner. She, however, is very much on the
ball in he rprofession. The last original ep, she attended a wedding, and left
the autopsies to a "top-flight" replacement, a White woman, who
Harmon's Partner is a Black Man I think and there are two Asians in it
as well. The woman who played Hoshi is a regular and there is another
Asian woman who is a recurring character
Martin wrote:
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> Neither have I. Admittedly, there are only two Black faces on it, and
> one is the husband of
D'OH!
Old age. Avoid the trip, if at all possible...
"Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Harmon's Partner is a Black Man I think and there are two Asians in
it
as well. The woman who played Hoshi is a regular and there is another
Asian woma